Sentence examples for more advanced on from inspiring English sources

The new painting, which Currin has decided, somewhat apologetically, to call "The Women of Franklin Street," in homage to Picasso's "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon," looks slightly more advanced on my next visit to Currin's studio, two weeks after the first one.

Thus soil formation can be regarded as more advanced on southern aspects.

Meanwhile, poster production, which was far more advanced on the Continent than in the United States, boomed, awakening the public to every aspect of flying.

Just look at Japan, a country more advanced on the demographic highway to old age, where interest rates have been very low for 15 years.

"I decided to take the European offer," says Hum. "Europe was attractive because they are more advanced on this type of technology, and also because of the culture," he adds.

"Conversely Britain is much more advanced on the research front, and we're in a position in Cardiff to share the theoretical know-how we have developed into cancer on a cellular level".

Designation as an "innovator" was based on being more advanced in implementing one or more patient-centered care innovations at the center of this study (PCMH, SDM, payment reform, and/or ACO development).

Moreover, when used for inpainting, the ITKrMM dictionaries often perform better than their dictionary learning counterparts, wKSVD and BPFA, analytic dictionaries like DCT or even more advanced methods based on analytic dictionaries like MCA, leading to notable improvements for images with moderate to medium corruption level or textured images with any corruption level.

As CIs and ABIs are getting more advanced, higher demands on the function of the residual AN and spiral ganglions are to be expected.

Today comes one more advance on that front: Facebook and the TIP are working with French telco Orange to launch a new "Telecom Track" in the Orange Fab accelerator based in Paris to find more startups to fill this niche.

On the facing page to the images is a list of differential diagnoses based on plain radiography and then based on more advanced imaging findings; each of these is then discussed as to why it enters the differential diagnosis and why it may or may not represent the final diagnosis.